Sweet Potato Bisque Recipe

Sweet Potato Bisque Notes

I used to work at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Milwaukee, and they used to serve a soup that they called "Sweet Potato Bisque". This is my attempt to duplicate it. I make this soup at least 5 or 6 times a year. I tend to make things up as I go along, so more or less of anything in this recipe will work.

Ingredients

Serves / Yields

16 cups (more or less)

Preparation Instructions

In a soup kettle, heat broth to boiling. Add peeled and cut potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, and onion. Turn heat down, cover and simmer until sweet potatoes and potatoes are soft.

In another pan, cook ground meat with spices until browned, and then drain grease. Add meat and spices to broth.

Using a hand blender, or a food processor, blend soup until creamy. Serve.

This recipe takes about 15 minutes to prepare the vegetables and another hour to cook.

Helpful Hints

Any kind of hot pepper can be used in place of the habanero, if less heat is prefered, or no peppers at all. Wear gloves when handling whole habanero peppers.

Credit

This recipe was provided by Cindy L. Ferver from Eau Claire.

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